Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: Vic
I'm sure that had absolutely nothing to do with all the asshole assumptions in your response. After all, I did say "complete healthy lifestyle" and you went off on ranting something completely different.
Ok, you are saying that I made a lot of "asshole assumptions", lets review.
Vic says: People can do their usual
simple-minded moronic (I expect no less from shadow9d9's underdeveloped mind) there-must-be-an-easy-solution-to-everything! stupidity but (as usual) it ain't so. Health is more than just a matter of weight, food intake, and willpower.
It's about getting off your fat fscking ass, and living a complete healthy lifestyle.
Skace says: You will never solve the problem that way. Never.
It's wishful thinking that every morbidly obese person will magically start running simply because you swore at them. If someone is going to solve this problem they are going to have to come up with a better solution than telling everyone they need to sacrafice 2 hours a day (time traveling to workout location, working out, showering, stretching, etc). Although, corporate america could do wonders on their work force by instituting mandatory or perhaps suggested workout regimes during the day, considering the average corporate worker probably wastes more than 2 hours anyways. The company would also be reaping the direct benefits of a healthier and happier work force. They would also be contributing directly to the health of their locations. Win/Win situation right there. Corporate america is also part of the problem, the desk job is a key role in the sedentary lifestyle.
Vic says: Nowhere did I say that the morbidly obese need to go to the gym everyday. I said that good health is a matter of "living a complete healthy lifestyle." A gym membership might be nice, but it is not required for that.
Get a clue. What is required is that people care enough about themselves to take care of themselves. That they take the time to eat healthy, and that they get some regular simple exercise to boost their metabolism, even if only a short walk (maybe a mile or so).
As for the rest of your nonsense, STFU and take some responsibility for your life. It's not "Corporate America"'s body, it's YOURS. Oh noes!! the desk job!! Would you prefer we all went back to blue collar manual labor? Of course not.
I swear, this is the kind of BS thinking that comes from being a mindless sheep who can't take responsibility for their own life, and can never mature past the infant stage of demanding that others always wipe their bib and change their diapers for them. Enjoy being a fat nasty pig come middle age. I've no doubt that you'll blame everyone else but yourself.
Skace says: For what it's worth I work out 1 to 2 hours daily. Which is why I know about the sacrafice. My point was that you cannot expect every person to do that, it is not a solution. If I ever lose more time during my day I may end up losing those 2 hours I spend, which I think is what happens to a lot of people.
Anyhow, your entire response was asshole. Thanks for making a bunch of assumptions.
Maybe you should start with an apology.